In the heyday of the PlayStation 3, one of the console's most contentious features was its backward compatibility. Early "fat" models contained actual PlayStation 2 hardware (Emotion Engine chips), offering near-perfect compatibility. However, to cut costs, Sony later removed this hardware, moving to partial software emulation, and eventually dropping PS2 support entirely for later models.
03 is significant, and how to get it running on your system. What is the PS2 Classics Placeholder?
In the heyday of the PlayStation 3, one of the console's most contentious features was its backward compatibility. Early "fat" models contained actual PlayStation 2 hardware (Emotion Engine chips), offering near-perfect compatibility. However, to cut costs, Sony later removed this hardware, moving to partial software emulation, and eventually dropping PS2 support entirely for later models.
03 is significant, and how to get it running on your system. What is the PS2 Classics Placeholder?
